Summary
- Vermin in Black Ops 6's Zombies mode are continuing to hit players hard, despite a patch indicating the opposite.
- As shared by a user on Reddit, Vermin are continuing to attack players twice in one hit, leaving them frustrated.
- Activision has not responded to the issue, though ultimately an update patch will be needed.
It appears that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's massive January 3 update, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:which kickstarted th🦩e Squid Games collaboration and also fixed a number of multiplaye🎀r scorestไreaks, ꧑has had the opposite effect when it comes to Zombies.
Rather, despi🎶te having noted that an ﷺissue "where Vermin could sometimes hit twice with one attack" had been fixed, it appears that nothing has been resolved.
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Vermin Have No Chill
, a user showc🌃ased gameplay where they were clearly hit twice in one attack by a Vermin, essentially draining them of all their health.
Check it out:
As the thread pointed out, a single Vermin attack sh👍ould only have the capability of dealing 67 damage to a p♉layer. In the video, the player has their health go from 180 to 113 to 46, meaning they were dealt two instances of 67 damage.
"There’s literally 2 damage markers on your front side afte💯r he hits you 'once,'" . "That’s crazy," they added, noting that they had taken a break from Zombies for the time being.
To this point, Activision has not responded to the videos circulating online. It did, however, note that it was investigating the issue where the "Unicorn Fart" finisher was displaying incorrectly. Originally, it had appeared that the finisher was modified,✃ thou♐gh it will seemingly return as originally intended.
Ultimately, it will likely be resolved with 𓆏a small update. However, it doesn't make it any less frustrating for players, , 🧸but the Vermin issue persists.
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